Here is a trailer for it:
Go to the Free Game Section of your UPlay Launcher and add the game to your library or use the link below:
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Has Ubisoft realized their netcode sucks and are trying to get kids interested in coding to fix it? Or am I just looking to far into this?
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Does it though? I’m pretty sure the player bases of For Honor and Rainbow Six Siege would disagree with that statement (at this point in time, not when they launched).
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It does look similar, yeah. Looks to be an interesting puzzle game with some programming concepts included. Taking an IT degree currently just to let you know. I might give it a whirl some time.
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Didn’t it use p2p tho? And had issues with cheating for that alone.
I guess it might be better now.
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but what does that have to do with netcode?
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Not much, I just thought that basically killed the game. Haven’t heard anything of it since the weeks at launch.
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Interesting a coding game hmm
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Thanks for the info.
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Update. Just played through a bit of the game. It’s not too bad, at least up to advanced or the medium difficulty, because I 'am tired and want to sleep soon. IMO even if you aren’t familiar with the basics for most adults and especially children it should be a nice and easy challenge, shouldn’t take more than a few hours just to beat it normally. I don’t think it would change the world or anything, but I see it as a nice introduction to programming, which would then turn to Scratch, and could even springboard into other languages like C or whatever they want you to learn first.
Or something else I don’t think I 'am exactly qualified to say some of these things lol
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Do rabbids add anything to it? Or are they just there as a wallpaper?
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TBH, not really. I do feel it more like the latter. I guess they only used them because it’s the most popular kid friendly thing they have + being mascot characters for Ubisoft. If you allow me to go a bit off topic, I personally see them as it’s own thing nowadays rather than a part of Rayman the same way I see Shaun the Sheep as separate from Wallace and Gromit, right down to popularity and the shifted focus. Except the latter at least had a good reason why it didn’t have a lot of content. Bottom line: I’m not super angry at Ubisoft for not making more major Rayman games: at least they’re not milking it to where people get sick of it.
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https://register.ubisoft.com/rabbids-coding/en-US
Rabbids Coding is available again for new accounts and old alike.
It is an educational game, made to teach kids how to code.
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I’d say I was floored by Ubisoft making this game but they also did several educational games relating to Assassin’s Creed for developing and history if I recall, not to mention the educational Rayman games too. Is there like some sort of CSR or historical thing that Ubisoft has to make these educational spinoff?
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